Global seed firms target yield increase
Africa Moyo recently in Victoria falls GLOBAL seed producers are exploring avenues of introducing seed varieties that increase yields per hectare with less fertiliser applied so as to reduce the…
Sustainable energy on the horizon?
The recent licensing of six more Independent Power Producers (IPPs) by the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) has been hailed by players in the energy sector as a step in…
Putin signs decree to reduce executives’ salaries
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree that reduces the salaries of the president, prime minister, prosecutor-general, head of Investigative Committee, Cabinet members and Kremlin officials by 10 percent,…
The grim historical roots to deindustrialisation in Byo
IN tracing the deindustrialisation of Bulawayo it is prudent to trace this economic morass from the colonial Rhodesian economy especially what the economy turned out to be after the Unilateral…
Improve your home, get back to basics . . .
If you own your home, then, whether you like it or not, you are saddled with the responsibilities of regular maintenance. That means you must either maintain it yourself, or…
National Railways hits ground zero
THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is on its knees and can only be resuscitated by a comprehensive recapitalisation by over US$2 billion to buy locomotives, rehabilitate rail and clear…
Team Bulawayo page rocks city
Bruce Chimani Sunday Leisure Correspondent WOULD listening to a Zimbabwean version of 50 Cent’s 2003 hit, In Da Club, raise your moods on a dull day? How about hearing a squeaky-voiced “female”…
What are soul ties
The Christian Youth A soul tie is a linkage in the spiritual realm which ties two souls together. it is the knitting together of two souls.
Tracing African Roots: Sicknesses can be spiritually induced
Friday Chisanyu The presence of mild ill health is regarded by many people as a normal part of life. It is believed that people cannot always be in very good…
City council in stand scam
THE City of Harare is investigating some senior officials implicated in the illegal distribution of about 1 300 stands over the past five years.





